Method for reducing echoes in television equalizer video signals

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Noise or undesired signal reduction

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ABSTRACT:
An adaptive method for suppressing video signal echoes in television equalizers including digital filters having coefficients which are updated in an adaptive and iterative manner using a modified LMS (Least Mean Square) algorithm until the difference, or output error, between a target output signal, called the reference signal, and an outgoing signal from the equalizer is gradually reduced. The method includes the steps of:

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